Thank you so much for the opportunity to read this book. Unfortunately I have been unable to get into it.

It's a great mystery for animal lovers. The previous books in the series were better. It felt more rushed, but I do believe Singleton is a good writer. Nevertheless, looking forward to next book. 3.5 stars.

My oldest has been so excited to read this. She said it was wonderful and to keep writing more!

This book is an engaging, simple mystery to get kids interested in the genre.

The book was rather slow and the characters overreacted compared to the others. I didn’t like that there was only one plot instead of sub stories also taking place like the previous books. The book was very descriptive. 👍

Review: DOG-GONE DANGER by Linda Joy Singleton

A delightfully engrossing middle-grade mystery in the Curious Cats Spy Club series, DOG-GONE DANGER brings out serious issues which families may face, as well as focusing on the friendships and burgeoning life skills of three youngsters. When Kelsey's mom, the County Animal Control Officer, fails to meet Kelsey for a promised shopping date, Kelsey is distraught and angry. A concise text from Mom's phone convinces other family members, but not Kelsey, who with best friends Becca and Leo, proceeds to investigate, certain that Mom's absence is involuntary and connected to her work.

Designed for middle-grade readers, this exciting story is a fast read and a lot of enjoyment.